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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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No, don't be sad.
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I'll only be gone a month.
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Goodbye, Panda.
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No need for tears.
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The waves of life will see our destinies cross paths again.
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Later, Gator.
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Where's he going like that?
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Internship.
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One month.
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A world away.
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Oh, that's fine.
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I thought he was leaving for good.
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Well, that's good.
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He'll learn to do something other than type on his computer.
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It's all still the same.
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He's gone.
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With who am I going to talk to now?
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How will I find someone as quick -witted as me?
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Someone who shares my contempt for endemic mediocrity, and who understands the word endemic?
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With whom am I going to share all this above -average intellectual excitement, huh? With whom?
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Don't you think you're overdoing it, Panda?
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You're acting like you're in a TV movie for deaf grandmothers.
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Yes, and the TV movie is called Brain Drain.
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Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!
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Roll the end credits, no more feelings.
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I'm entering my ice age.
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Does that mean you'll be eating ice cream all depressed and watching TV?
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Uh, I'll be drowning in work, studying, and extracurriculars from university.
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Until he gets back.
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So the usual.
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Come to think of it, I never thought you'd get upset over a guy.
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Oh, please.
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Well, I'm a very independent girl.
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And Manny, well, he's just a student, a colleague, even just an acquaintance, really.
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What do we call people who lie to themselves?
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So, Father, I can easily find people other than Manny to connect with.
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I'm certain of it.
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Sam, I didn't know you were still here.
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Did you know that Manny left for an internship?
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Of course, we just talked about it.
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I hope there's a beach near the college where he's going.
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Surfing before going to work, wow, that's the best dream.
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Some tanning while he's at it, boom, vitamin D, bam.
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I'm not surprised that he was selected for this amazing program.
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Even if it's at practically the North Pole.
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You see, I'm not depressed.
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I'm connecting.
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No problem.
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Look.
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Hello?
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Hmm?
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Ah, I know why you're making that face.
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She's always making that face.
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You miss Manny too, don't you?
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I think he'll leave a big hole in the hearts of many people.
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The city will become a ghost town.
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No, it's my little poochie.
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His belly is upset for a thing.
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Maybe I shouldn't have given him some of my coffee.
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Hey, are you interested in macroeconomics, too?
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Uh, I don't know.
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I've never been.
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Everyone knows about macroeconomics.
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It's the basics.
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Yeah, yeah.
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All right, let's go. So funny.
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You're contributing to the decline of the world's collective IQ, you know.
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Oh dear, you poor thing.
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You've also landed face -first into life's difficulties.
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I know another bird, actually.
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Manny.
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He flew somewhere far, far, far away.
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When I think I'm going to have to keep talking to people who aren't Manny.
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Well, we're your family after all.
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What do you girls say if I tell you we're making dinner tonight, huh?
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Sorry, unrewarding projects.
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We'll end up making vegetable puree and pancakes for desserts.
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Sad.
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A menu of molecular cuisine would be more appetizing.
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No. What a pain.
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You've changed since Manny left.
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I mean, you're you.
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But worse, that's because no one's interested in the same topics as I am.
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Nobody wants to listen to me talk about market economics.
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Anyone?
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Market!
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So, the essential thing about tripartite exchanges between parties...
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How long is she gonna be stuck in this cuckoo state?
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One month until Manny comes back.
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What?
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What are you doing here?
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Here.
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All for you.
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Madax?
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Is that your name?
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Nice to meet you, Madax.
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If only Manny could see this.
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Crazy.
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You can write?
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You're a dove of rare intelligence.
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What are you writing?
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Colon, close, pa - Aw, the friend emoji!
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Gee, that's what you meant.
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But yes, of course we're friends. Of course.
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Dirty pigeon!
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Pigeon!
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Don't believe it!
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The fire needs animal control!
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There's a pigeon in the house!
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For starters, it's not a pigeon.
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It's a dove.
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Calm down.
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Awesome.
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Is it a carrier pigeon?
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Hey, easy there, dragon.
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You call that a dove?
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Get out of here.
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Leave her alone.
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Dad!
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You shall not pass.
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Dad, how can you be like that with a dove?
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They're messengers of peace, you know?
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They're mostly just balls of germs.
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I didn't think you'd be into that.
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They carry cholera, malaria, and Malaysia!
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Oh, Malaysia is a country, you sentient loaf of bread!
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She's right, it is a country, but Undine is right about the germs.
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You need to get out right now.
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I want to adopt her.
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What?
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Adopt it?
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Yes, she's endowed with exceptional intelligence.
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I found my bird alter ego.
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Don't believe me?
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Okay, I'll show you.
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She can already write, but I'm sure she can count, too.
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Here, one plus one.
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Very good, keep going.
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Oh boy, it's getting worse and worse.
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But isn't she usually allergic to birds?
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Maybe it's an extraterrestrial disguised as a pigeon.
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I doubt it.
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The dove probably escaped from a magic show, and that's why she's so used to humans.
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Magic show?
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That's so lame.
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As lame as it gets.
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Nonetheless, I have never seen Panda look so happy.
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Dad, could you give me the same portion of seeds as Mad Axe, please?
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Awesome, I want to eat like a pigeon, too.
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She's not a pigeon, she's a dove, okay?
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Oh, nothing.
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It's just something Maddox said.
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That's funny.
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Oh, yeah, I totally agree with you.
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Yeah.
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Have you been able to talk to Manny at all?
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No, but ever since Maddox showed up, I haven't had time.
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Okay, back to work.
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See you later.
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her dove is freaking me out i'm telling you if we're not careful she'll eat us one of these nights
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listen sweetheart things have gone a little too far now don't
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you think of course they don't understand our connection madaxe typical
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narrow -minded people we can't wait we have to do something we have to save panda from that evil pigeon
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All clear.
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Operation Pigeon, return to the nest is on.
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Here, birdie, birdie, birdie.
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Here, birdie, birdie, birdie.
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Oh, the animal won't budge.
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I know how to get its attention.
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Grr, grr, grr.
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You speak pigeon?
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It's Spanish.
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Pigeons speak Spanish, don't they?
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It's only like pigeonese.
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But of course, we can make it disappear inside a magician's head.
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No!
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Look, I found a video.
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Seven hours of doves singing to wake up in a crummy mood.
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Oh, gosh, so cool!
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There's another one with groundhog singing.
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It's working.
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To the park!
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I'll catch up.
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I'm trying to reach Manny.
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Okay, it's ready.
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Why won't he answer?
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Does he have no signal?
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I know.
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I'm calling all my friends and their friends' friends for Operation Fight Manny!
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Maddox, where are you?
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Maddox!
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Maddox!
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Maddox!
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Maddox!
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Maddox, what, what?
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Maddox, shh, leave her alone!
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Maddox, how could you leave an intellectually gifted dove with those, with those bullies?
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Don't you think your dove is better off with other birds?
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You seem all right, actually.
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But what was I thinking?
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Really, you were the only one who made me forget Manny for a bit.
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Surprise!
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What if I told you we found him and he's online?
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Still want to forget him?
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Panda, is that you?
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Uh, hey, how are you?
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My dove, I finally found you!
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Where have you been, huh?
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You see?
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He speaks Spanish, too.
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I was right!
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Hey, did you see that?
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I was right!
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Oh, no way.
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First it was the Dove, and now it's Dad's bursting our eardrums.
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Hey, hey, hey!
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Come back!
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Why are you running off like that?

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